Thanks for the insight. I figured that it was something like that and perhaps I has thread contention on a resource that wasn't really thread safe.
I'll give your suggestions a shot tomorrow. Regards, Joe Lawson On Apr 11, 2016 8:24 PM, "Chris Hostetter" <hossman_luc...@fucit.org> wrote: > > : I'm upgrading a plugin and use the AbstractSolrTestCase for tests. My > tests > : work fine in 5.X but when I upgraded to 6.X the tests sometimes throw an > : error during initialization. Basically it says, > : "org.apache.solr.common.SolrException: Error instantiating > : shardHandlerFactory class > : [org.apache.solr.handler.component.HttpShardHandlerFactory]: Unable to > : build KeyStore from file: null" > > Ugh. and of course there are no other details to troubleshoot that > because the stupid error handling doesn't wrap the original exception -- > it just throws it away. > > I'm pretty sure the problem you are seeing (unfortunately manifested in > a really confusing way) is that SolrTestCaseJ4 (and AbstractSolrTestCase > which subclasses it) has randomized the use of SSL for a while, but at > some point it also started randomizing the use of client auth -- but this > randomization happens very infrequently. > > (for details, check out the SSLTestConfig and it's usage in > SolrTestCaseJ4) > > The bottom line is, in order for the (randomized) clientAuth stuff to > work, SolrTestCaseJ4 assumes it can find an > "../etc/test/solrtest.keystore" realtive to ExternalPaths.SERVER_HOME. > > If you don't have that in your test setup, bad things happen. > > I believe the quickest way for you to resolve this failure in your own > usage of AbstractSolrTestCase is to just add the @SupressSSL annotation to > your tests -- assuming you don't care about randomly testing your plugin > with SSL authentication (for 99.999% of solr plugins, wether solr is being > used over http or https shouldn't matter for test purposes) > > If you do want to include randomized SSL testing, then you need to make > sure your that when/how you run your tests, ExternalPaths.SERVER_HOME > resolves to the correct place, and "../etc/test/solrtest.keystore" > resolves to a real file solr can use as the keystore. > > I'll file some Jiras to try and improve the error handline in these > situations. > > > > -Hoss > http://www.lucidworks.com/ >
